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Loophole in iPad Microsoft Office 365 Allows Access without Subscription
Microsoft announced Office for iPad through a subscription that costs $100, but a loophole allows users access to the popular app without a subscription.
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Amazon's German Employees Protest for Pay Hike
Hundreds of Amazon's workers in Germany boycotted work and protested outside some of the company's logistics centers to demand pay hike.
Macy's Elects New President to Oversee Private Brands Organization
Jeffrey Gennette is Macy's new president. Jeffrey Gennette is Macy's new president in a position where he will inherit the management of the retailer's private brands organization a press release reported Monday.
Candy Crush Saga Game Maker 'King' Seeks New Hires
King Entertainment is reportedly looking for new people to create its next game. People to create its next game is what candy crush saga game maker King Entertainment is looking for following the result of the debut of its initial public offering March 26 Time reported Monday.
Blackberry to End Losing Streak by End of 2016 Fiscal Year
An analyst has estimated that Blackberry's recent cost cutting measures will yield results only by end of Fiscal 2016.
NHTSA Requires Cars to Have Rear View Cameras by May 2018
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration ruled on Monday that all new vehicles will be fitted with rear view cameras by 2018 to lower fatalities caused during vehicle backing accidents.
New Microsoft Xbox One Boss to Focus on Core Gamers
Phil Spencer is the new man in charge of Microsoft's Xbox One game console. Phil Spencer is the new man in charge of Microsoft's Xbox One game console.
Pittsburgh Teen Shows Government How to Save $400 million in Ink
Survir Mirchandani, a middle school student in Pittsburgh, has shown how using Garmond Font can save the government $400 million in ink.
Motorola Moto G Shares Progress Six Percent in United Kingdom
Motorola shares for its Moto G smartphone increased six percent. Motorola's Moto G smartphone sales in the United Kingdom has helped increase company shares six percent from none at all.
Johnson and Johnson Accepts Ortho-Clinical Diagnostics Business Offer From Caryle Group
Carlyle Group now owns Johnson and Johnson's ortho-clinical diagnostics. Johnson and Johnson's ortho-clinical diagnostics division now officially belongs to the Carlyle Group after the company consented to obtain it Monday for $4 billion a press release reported.
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